Thanks! Fascinating. I was certified at 16, but had a pretty long diving gap after the early 00s. Now, I feel kind of a Rip Van Winkle effect. Pretty much missed the rise of tech diving, CCR, etc. until quite recently. At this point, civilian, non-institution-affiliated divers are doing profiles that would have justified a Jacques Cousteau special when I was a kid. Amazing. And potentially very dangerous. The power of self-selection in this diver group must be quite strong, considering the lack of bad outcomes.
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Thanks! Fascinating. I was certified at 16, but had a pretty long diving gap after the early 00s. Now, I feel kind of a Rip Van Winkle effect. Pretty much missed the rise of tech diving, CCR, etc. until quite recently. At this point, civilian, non-institution-affiliated divers are doing profiles that would have justified a Jacques Cousteau special when I was a kid. Amazing. And potentially very dangerous. The power of self-selection in this diver group must be quite strong, considering the lack of bad outcomes.
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Thanks, you are welcome. In case you are interested, I have posted a few other my other presentations as well:
Presentation – Wrecked in my rEvo
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wreckedinmyrevo.com
If you happen to be in the area, I'm giving a presentation on new wrecks in So Cal at the Long Beach Scuba Show on June 4th at 11am.
Regards,
- brett
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